Need for Speed: Unbound High Resolution Gameplay Leaked Online; EA Apologises for Recent Twitter Controversy

Leaks are very common in today's day and age for almost all industries, but it isn't fair for the developers that have put in months and years to create the game for the players. The most recent victim to leaks is none other than the most anticipated arcade racing title of 2022, Need for Speed: Unbound.

As spotted by InsiderGaming, a user that goes by Mr Carrot, uploaded gameplay videos amounting a whopping 1 hour for Need for Speed: Unbound. These videos have been cleverly titled as "NOT NFS Unbound Leaked Gameplay" and "Totally NOT need for speed unbound. DO NOT LOOK EA THIS IS NOT NFS UNBOUND." Inquisitive players can check out the videos here, but beware, major spoilers for the game can be found too.

Somehow these titles have let these videos fly under the radar as they haven't been taken down yet. Through the leaked gameplay, players can see what seems to be the start of the game, which revolves around driving a 1963 Volkswagen Beetle. The video also shows all types of customisations and performance upgrades that the player could do with that car.

In other news, Need for Speed: Unbound's Twitter admin recently got into a scuffle with one of the fans of the game. The war between the two users featured the two going at each, which involved calling each other like "Milkshake Brain" and "Milkshake Company." The fan then eventually tweeted to them stating that they have just lost a sale due to the way the social media admin had treated him. That's when EA got to the case and promptly released an apology from NFS: Unbound's official Twitter account. Check out the apology below:

We admit we got a bit caught up in the hype for launch and some of our recent social media replies crossed the line. To those fans we upset, we apologize. We will do better. See you here next week. — Need for Speed (@NeedforSpeed) November 23, 2022